Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 4:12 pm
Just in case you didn't see the newsletter update I sent out.....
A nationally known manufacturer of quality linear channel drainage (and other drainage products) is getting ready to launch a new range for the domestic/residential market. These are Class A channels designed for, say, a driveway threshold, outside a garage door, or on a patio.
Just before they launch, they'd like to test the installation by getting experienced contractors to try them out on a real site.
We're looking for feedback and for some indication of whether they are harder/easier to install, faster or slower, better or worse.
There are two types of channel: a standard depth (130mm-ish) and a shallow option (60mm-ish)
In an ideal world, we could install both on the one job, but if it has to be two jobs, so be it.
The company will supply channels and associated fittings FREE OF CHARGE. This does not include pipework, bends, couplings, ICs, junctions or any other underground pipework but, for the right job, financial compensation may be made.
If this is of any interest to you, can you let me know as soon as humanly possible? We'd like to get this over and done with before Easter so we can put the marketing material out there in time for the Spring madness.
A nationally known manufacturer of quality linear channel drainage (and other drainage products) is getting ready to launch a new range for the domestic/residential market. These are Class A channels designed for, say, a driveway threshold, outside a garage door, or on a patio.
Just before they launch, they'd like to test the installation by getting experienced contractors to try them out on a real site.
We're looking for feedback and for some indication of whether they are harder/easier to install, faster or slower, better or worse.
There are two types of channel: a standard depth (130mm-ish) and a shallow option (60mm-ish)
In an ideal world, we could install both on the one job, but if it has to be two jobs, so be it.
The company will supply channels and associated fittings FREE OF CHARGE. This does not include pipework, bends, couplings, ICs, junctions or any other underground pipework but, for the right job, financial compensation may be made.
If this is of any interest to you, can you let me know as soon as humanly possible? We'd like to get this over and done with before Easter so we can put the marketing material out there in time for the Spring madness.